>>13841331

The distinction between free enterprise and capitalism is rather arbitrary. If enterprises are free to do as they will with their business and capital - then by what right does a government or people prevent, for example, their choice to merge operations under the same company?

The problem that society is always presented with is: "I did not break the law, I just violated your trust."

This is the same under any market system - even the free market. No system can remove, from the people who comprise it, the ambitions to dominate others. There are systems that allow us opportunities to compartmentalize the damage such people cause, and systems which institutionalize that damage. Failure to address the problem leads to the same result in either case - capitalism just gives us more time to act.

Of course, when the monetary system, itself, has become an asset of privately owned monopolies and the government an addict to debt, the only practical outcome is a monetary collapse amid government default as it is impossible to expect future generations to enslave themselves to the service of long dead members of society and their orgiastic spending sprees.

>>13841437

They took the bait - hook, line, sinker, boat, and the alien UFO trying to abduct the fisherman.

We all know that a second Trump administration would have simply been more of the same with nothing getting done. While it was necessary to have our avatar stand and take the heat for us, it was also necessary to get our asses whipped into action by the realization that this is not a game, it is not just politics, failure to act and respond to what is going on, by us, will be the end of our ideology of government and way of life.

The absolute worst thing the democrats could have done was oust Trump.

>>13841452

Again, you are making an arbitrary distinction.

One of the means by which a business starts and obtains its initial funds is through the sale of shares - through incorporation. Who are you to determine that a bunch of tradesmen can't incorporate their individual practices into a single organization?

Who are you to determine that a group of employees can't buy majority ownership of a company and operate it as both owners and workers?

What you define as capitalism - being the stock market - is itself an outcropping of free enterprise. As though capitalism itself created the concept of shares and holdings to then conn the world into this idea.

This is just not correct. The process of capital issuance, ownership, management, etc was an evolution of the market to answer demand for levels of organization and allocation.

And with that came its own opportunities for bad actors to exploit the situation.

>>13841495

"We will not telegraph our moves"

It is important that the opponent believe their mind and their actions to be their own, to believe that they have the upper hand and victory is just a move away.

You do not build a golden bridge for them to retreat over, but a marvelous victory feast at which they will all die.

>>13841530

Neither of those things are possible.

However, you are invited to understand your role in this silent stage show.

>>13841632

https://www.coinnews.net/2021/06/02/u-s-mint-offers-point-of-clarification-regarding-shortage-of-silver/

There is a financial storm coming the likes of which Humanity has never seen. The bullion vaults have been registering silver and the like on margin and it's about to go nuclear.

But it is more than that. I am tracking another issue elsewhere in the economy and want to verify before I make the claim… But my recommendation is to plant a second season after the first harvest.

>>13841659

Most places have a growing season twice or even three times as long as what is utilized. After the first harvest in july/august, plant again. Many things will grow well into october and mature just fine through parts of november.

We are on track. 2T in March. 4T by June. 8T by Sept.

Many people think hyperinflation will take years to manifest, however, this was when the economies inflating were small domestic economies. Now that we are looking at the implosion of the currency necessary to secure oil trade (transportation infrastructure worldwide) - the consequences are apocalyptic.

A simple example can be found in recent difficulties in securing shipping and container rates going hyperbolic. When the oil deliveries can no longer be negotiated because inflationary pressures make payment and turnaround of inventory nearly impossible, everything grinds to a halt.

The government will never, ever stop printing. The only tool they have is printing. The only way they can think is to print.

To the point of "of course they planned that" - that is not to say they have control over it. As the quote of Elly Sattler from Jurassic Park goes: "It's still the flea circus - it's all an illusion."

"But when we have control again-"

"You never had control! That's the illusion!"